Montenegro — an idyllic town on the Adriatic — has received more foreign investment per capita than any other country on the Continent.

Goldman Sachs is naming just 94 of its staff to be partners, down from 115 lucky souls two years ago.

A volatile week on Wall Street has affected the lives of New Yorkers off the Street as well.

A volatile week on Wall Street has affected the lives of New Yorkers off the Street as well.

The Swiss banking giant was sued on Tuesday by one of its former top private-banking clients, Igor Olenicoff, as a federal investigation into its offshore services unfolds.

Mr. Jacobs was a German-born billionaire who built the world’s leading chocolate and temporary staffing companies.

Carlos Slim Helú, the Mexican telecommunications billionaire, and his family have acquired a 6.4 percent stake in The New York Times Company, he revealed in a regulatory filing.

Some policy makers are starting to suggest that the best way to influence the Kremlin would be to put more pressure on the Russian business community in Europe.

The West, looking to express its disapproval of the Kremlin’s actions, may make its favored billionaires a surrogate target.

The first issue of WSJ., the new magazine from The Wall Street Journal, has 51 advertisers, mostly luxury brands.